Sentence examples for unfair point from inspiring English sources
The phrase "unfair point" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing an argument or statement that is perceived as unjust or lacking merit in a debate or discussion. Example: "While I appreciate your perspective, I believe that your criticism of my approach is an unfair point, as it overlooks the context of the situation."
When he is criticized for whining too much — not an unfair point — William counters that "girls like men that have feelings".
"If you're going to say it's unfair, point to specifics, of ways it wasn't, and make sure that there really are alternatives".
A slightly unfair point, as a small island city such as Singapore was unable to prevent SARS from spreading through its borders.
Evans complained that media reporting of Ukip was unfair, pointing out that Labour had councillors who had previously been in the National Front or the BNP while crimes involving councillors from other parties often went unreported in the national media.
YES: Welfare in Scotland is still controlled by Westminster, a state of affairs the nationalists say is unfair, pointing to the fact that around 90 per cent of Scottish MPs voted against the so-called "bedroom tax".
(Microsoft calls the magazine's test method "unfair," pointing out that the particular spyware programs tested were extremely rare and obscure. The company also points out that Windows Defender itself is still in beta testing, and will steadily improve).
But employee lawyers say arbitration agreements can often be egregiously unfair, pointing to an agreement that Hooters, the restaurant chain, required employees to sign until a court threw it out as improper.
Only occasionally did dissident voices suggest that this was a little unfair, pointing out that the league might have succeeded, had it not been coupled so tightly to the fundamentally unsustainable post-1919 peace treaties.
The Republicans again harshly criticized the process as unfair, pointing particularly to the decision this morning by the Broward County Canvassing Board to adopt a broader standard when determining what constitutes a vote.
In an interview I conducted with Judge Goldstone earlier this month he recounted when, as the first chief prosecutor of the international criminal tribunal for the former Yugoslavia, the Serbian minister of justice used the same argument to accuse the UN of being unfair, pointing to the many other countries that are human rights violators.
The Chicago Teachers Union lashed out at the report as "unfair," pointing out that CPS teachers are only allotted 10 sick days per year.
